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The goal of The Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) is to assist its member countries in ensuring safety, through regulation and oversight of nuclear installations, and to preserve the scientific and technological knowledge base.
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An overview and possible methods to capture the full potential of digital technologies for corrosion and integrity management with a focus on upstream pipelines. Considering current industry offerings but also potential new technologies.
Cloud computing provides a reliable and robust infrastructure for users to remotely store and access huge amount of data. However, data integrity in the cloud is a major security concern for data owners no longer physically possess their sensitive data. To mitigate this challenge, remote data integrity has been proposed as a mechanism to enable data owners to verify the correctness of their outsourced data. The remote verification process needs to be done with reduced communication, computation, and storage overhead.
This recommended practice provides guidelines which are applicable to most situations in which corrosion products are to be collected and analyzed. Historical document 1973
Format for data collection of computerized corrosion databases. Diverse sources. Metals and nonmetals. Various forms of corrosion. Compatibility. Search strategies. Historical Document 1990
Comprehensive and portable data format for Close Interval Surveys (CIS) including 1) standard current-applied. 2) on/off. 3) instant-off. 4) side-drain readings. 5) electric field gradient. Historical Document 1997